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Re: Shell completion on w32 uses "/" instead of "\"


From: Lennart Borgman
Subject: Re: Shell completion on w32 uses "/" instead of "\"
Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2006 18:55:57 +0100
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Juanma Barranquero wrote:
I'm sure my usage pattern is very different from yours (I never print
from inside Emacs, for example), but I don't have any trouble "getting
Emacs into a working condition on w32". There are some rough edges.
Which Is Not The Same Thing :)

Yes, my fingers are probably different too. I am used to cua keys, alt-tab, alt-f etc. (And I am rather used to vi.)

And printing the code is sometimes necessary for me. While I am coding everything is very abstract and actually have to look at the code afterwards ;-)


There are not many Windows developers for Emacs, so resources are
scarce. That does not mean they don't care.

Yes, I know, I have understood this now. But it was quite a bit frustrating in the beginning. I would welcome more developers on the w32 side!

I've always tried to take your patches seriously; I'm sure I'm not the only one.

Thanks! I guess we differ more in how we see the needs and possibilities. Perhaps I more often restructure code to get benefits. Restructure and bind together (like for my printing solution/hack ;-)


If they're not final, and we are in pretest (or we were approaching
pretest) its harder to give them the attention they need. It will be
easier to reconsider them after 22.1, IMHO.

Depends on if they are bug solutions or not IMHO. I send the suggestions to the list to see if we together can see flaws/benefits/better ways. It is quicker than doing it all yourself just to find you have to redo it which happen to me quite a number of times since I always see more of the benefits than the problems ;-)


I have not heard many people complaining that they cannot remap Win +
R, for example. I looked once to your low-level code, and it seemed
complicate for the small benefit it offers (IMHO again, of course).

Some people give up. Unfortunately.





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